Sentence examples for data are suspected from inspiring English sources
However, some nodes supported by this data are suspected of being artifacts caused by peculiarities of the evolution of these molecules.
If the missing data are suspected to be MCAR or MAR, several principled methods could be used, like RAS-R, NOIMP or LD methods.
We recommend, as do others in the missing data field, that a sensible analytical approach for data with dropout begins with an assumption of missing at random, includes careful examination and documentation of the missingness mechanism s), and includes sensitivity analyses if missing not at random data are suspected.
However, if the missing data are suspected to be MNAR, RAS-R or NOIMP might be preferred (and LD must be avoided), but it seems sensible to realize the analysis only if a small number of missing data (π = 10%) is present.
That sordid data is suspected to have been used by Cambridge Analytica to support the Trump and Brexit campaigns, which employed Custom Audiences to reach voters.
Friedmann's test was used to compare observations repeated on the same subjects and to test if the distributions are the same across repeated measures if a non-normal distribution of outcome data was suspected.
Friedmann's test was used to compare repeated observations on the same subjects and to test if the distributions are the same across repeated measures if a non-normal distribution of outcome data was suspected.
Where data were suspected to be skewed, this was tested by subtracting the observed mean from the highest possible value of the respective outcome measure and dividing this by the standard deviation [ 25].
Also, Professor Dixon says, Dr. Javert's data were suspect.
Unfortunately, while this (far too narrow) slice of data does seem to show that incentivized installs aren't necessarily the monster that Apple makes them out to be in all cases, the source of this data is suspect.
Any uncontrolled or publicly sourced data are suspect and the underlying dataset here is not an exception.
